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| Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water. |
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what are the benefits to chai.. I would like to reach a sort of euphoria, as I have heard of. is this possible with chai?? I am new to tea, and would appreciate anything anyone can prescribe!... I am open- but also love chai teas! |
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On Mon, 03 Nov 2003 06:52:54 +0100, BM wrote:
Also- what are the benefits to chai.. I would like to reach a sort of euphoria, as I have heard of. is this possible with chai?? I am new to tea, and would appreciate anything anyone can prescribe!... I am open- but also love chai teas! I once had too much gunpowder tea one afternoon. Driving my car afterwards one headlight caught fire. First I thought it is euphoria or halluzination, but then the flames looked real enough for me to get out and extinguish the fire. I would stay clear of euphoria. JB |
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The taste in Chai is Indian spices. The most active is the hot spice which
is red or green pepper. That causes the buzz. The rest of the spices are essentially curry without the turmeric. These spices are wonderful for stimulating appetite which is why you always want more Chai. The Indian stores sell a premix Chai tea masala. In the discount stores you'll see a closeout on bottled Chai which isn't that bad. Jim "BM" wrote in message ... Also- what are the benefits to chai.. I would like to reach a sort of euphoria, as I have heard of. is this possible with chai?? I am new to tea, and would appreciate anything anyone can prescribe!... I am open- but also love chai teas! |
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